Beech Creek Golf Club

Columbia, SC · 22 mi away

Fort Jackson Golf Club is a 36-hole military golf facility on the Fort Jackson Army post outside Columbia, and it is open to the public. The original 18 holes were designed by George Cobb and opened in 1949; in 1991 Arthur L. Davis added 20 new holes to 16 of the originals to create today's two championship courses, the Wildcat and Old Hickory. The Wildcat plays to 6,721 yards through rolling sand hills and pines, with a view of the Columbia skyline from the 17th tee. The shorter Old Hickory is routed over lakes and wetlands and rewards accurate tee shots.

Blythewood, SC · 31 mi away

Cobblestone Park Golf Club is a 27-hole P.B. Dye design in Blythewood, north of Columbia, that opened in 1995 as The University Club. The three nines, Garnet, Black and Gold, play across some of the highest ground in Richland County, with rolling terrain, dramatic mounding and the bold bunkering associated with the Dye family. The Gold Nine was updated in 2006. Now owned by McConnell Golf, the club welcomes daily-fee play alongside its memberships.

Santee, SC · 33 mi away

Santee Cooper Country Club is a semi-private course in Santee, opened in 1967 and designed by George Cobb. The par-72 layout plays to about 6,578 yards through tall pines, with doglegs, strategic bunkering, risk-reward par 5s and more elevation change than you expect this close to the lake. The closing hole finishes with a panoramic view of Lake Marion. The club has hosted the SCGA Senior Better Ball for 50 years and was named the SCGA Club of the Year in 2023.